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All the world knows of th wonder
Jul cures which he v. been made, bw
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
pound, yet some women do not realise
that all that is claimed for it is abo
. lutely true.
If all au Serin r women could be made
. to believe that Mrs. Pink-ham can do
all she says she an, their suffering
would be at an end, for they would
at once profit by ner acmce and be
cured.
There Is no more pnssling thing than
mat women will suffer great pain
' month after month when every woman
knows of some woman whom Mrs.
J'inkham has helped, as the letters
xrom grateful women are constantly
. being published at their own request.
The same derangements which make
painful or irregular periods with
. dull backaches and headaches, and
dragging iown sensations, presently
oeveiop into tnose serious inflamma
tions of the feminine organs which
completely wreck health.
.Mrs. Pinkham invites women to
write freely and confidentially to her
about their health and get the benefit
of her great experience with the suf
ferings of women. No living person
. can advise you so well. No remedy in
the world has the magnificent record
of Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
pound for absolute cures of female
ills. Mrs. Pmkham's address is Lynn,
Visas.
Threo Letters from One
Woman, Showing how Sho
Sought Mrs. Pinkham's
Aid, and was cured of
Suppression of the Mou
ses and Inflammation of
tha Ovaries.
" Dear Mrs. Pinmam I have been
In bed a year. Doctors say I have
female weakness. I have a bad dis
charge and much soreness across my
ovaries, bearing-down pains and have
. not menstruated for a year. Doctors say
the menses will never appear again.
Hope to hear from yon." Mas. 3. 1.
Brows, Holton, Kan., April 1, 1898.
"Dkab Mm. Pikeham I received
your letter. I have taken one bottle
and a half of your Vegetable Com
pound, and used two packages of yor
Wash, and feel stronger and better.
I can walk a few steps, but could not
before taking your Compound. I still
bave the discharge and am sore across
the ovaries, but not so bad. Every
one thinks I look better since taking
TourVegetableComponnd." Mrs.J.F.
Brows, Uolton, Kans., Aug. 13, 1898.
" Dab Mrs. Pihmam I think it ia
my duty to let you know the good that
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Compound has
done me. After I took three bottles,
men sea appeared, and I began to feel
stronger and all my pain was gone.
Tours is the only medicine that ever
helped me. I am able now to work
around the house, something I did not
sxpect to do sgain." Mas. J.F. Brows,
Bolton, Kans., Jan. 5, 1899.
Threo mors letters from
Ono Woman, Relating how
Sho was Cured of Irreg
ular Menstruation, Leu
vorrhcoa and Backache. .
" Deab Mrs. Putkham I am suffer
ing and need your aid. I have pains
in both sides of the womb and a drag
ging sensation in the groin. Men
struation irregular and painful s have
leucorrhoea, bearing-down pains, sore
ness and swelling of the abdomen,
headache, backache; nervousness, and
can neither eat nor sleep." Mrs. Cab
bib Phillips, Anna, 11L, July 19, 1897.
"Dbab Mrs. Pise-ham I want to
thank yon for what yon have done for
ma. When I wrote to yon I was a
total wreck. Since taking your Vege
table Compound, Liver Pills and Sana
tive Wash, my nerves are stronger
and more steady than ever before, and
my backache and those terrible pains
are pone. Before I took you medi
cine I weighed less than one hundred
and thirty pounds. I now weigh one
hundred and fifty-five pounds. Tour
medicine is a godsend to poor weak
women. I would like to ask you why
.1 cannot have a child. I have been
married nearly three years." Mb. Cab
bib Phillips, Anna, 111., Dec. l, 1897.
" Dkab Mat. Pixehaji I did just as
'Ton advised me, and now I am the
"j'Fj juvuier en a nne Dsoy girL, I
believo I never would have had her
without your Vegetable Compound."
Mrs. Carrm Phillips, Anna, 111., Jan.
17. 1899.
Proof that Falling of the
Womb Is Overcome by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound.
"Dear Ms. Pixebax - When I
wrote to you some time ago, I had
been suffering from falling of the
womb for many years without obtain
ing relief. Was obliged to wear a
rjanaagenu the time ; also had bad
headache and backache, felt tired and
worn out. After taking six bottles of
Lydia. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and four boxes of Liver Pills, 1
discarded my bsndage and have not
had to wear it since. I am entirely
tired. V Una. J. P. Tboutmab, Box 44.
Hamilton, Ohio.
"Dear Mrs. Piweham For nearly
two years I was unable to work. I
was very weak and could not stand on
my feet bet a few minutes at a time
The doctors said I had falling and in
flammation of the womb. 1 began to
use LydUE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and after using five Dottles I
feel iike a new woman." Mas. P. M.
Blaee, Confluence, W. Vs.
. JOHN POOLE, Pobtlasd, Ossoos,
esu pve yon the best bargains in general
machinery, engines, boilers, tank, pumps,
plows, belts and windmills. The new
sieel III windmill, sold by him, is un
equalled., nonDQY
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Consumption. I) on. I lj k Bus ISA. '
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Items of Interest From All Parts
of the State.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL HAPPENINGS
A Brief Review ef the Growth and Improve
ments of Ins Many Industries Ttwoujh.
eut Our Thriving Commonwtslth.
Ashland will try to secure several
rural mail mutes.
. The national hauk recently organized
at Ashland will open Fehruarv 3.
A co-operative creamery is to be es
tablished on the Coquile at Lee.
The Arlington warehouse is said to
contain 250,000 bushels of wheat.
Cottage Grove will present a new
charter to the legislature for aproval.
A cougar which had killed several
valuable dogs was shot near Thurston.
The Roeeburg marshal has received
direction to purchase 100 dog licence
tags. ' ... . v.. .
H. L. Kyte, of Merlin, was recently
granted a patent on an improved tjpe
oaw
There was five inches of snow on
the railroad at the summit of the Siski-
youa.
Work has begun on construction of
the Oorvallia-King's Valley
telephone
line.
It t Probable that m matting plant
will be erected at the Iron Dyke early
in the spring.
A McMinnville resident has a cat SI
years old which catches rats and mice
almost every day.
Material for construction of the Cor-vallis-King's
Valley telephone line has
arrived at Corvallis.
Samuel Kuns has been appointed
postmaster at Bethany, Or., vice Ul
rich Gerbor, resigned.
The safety deposit boxes and vault
door of the new Canyon City bank
have arrived and are in place.
Sheep at Long craek are command
ing top prices. As high as 2.60 per
head has been offered for lambs.
J. C. Miller, of Glencoe, brought in
the champion turnip of the season, the
vegetable weighing 24 pounds.
. R. C. Goodwin, of Wheeler county,
has again gone into the sheep business,
and has bought 3,000 head near Isee.
J. P. Simpson has about 4.000,000
feet of logs ready to float down the
Lnckiamute as- soon as there is suffi
cient water for driving.
The local telephone line between
Central Point and Eagle Point has
been purchased by the Sunset company
and connected with the main circuit
A. K. Starr, a Baker county mining
man, disappeared November 14. He
left the Mullen cabin, in the Green
horn district, and has not been heard
of since.
The public drinking fountain which
will be erected in the city park at En
gene in memoiy of Company C, Second
Oregon volunteers, will arrive about
January 1,
M. 8. Barnes, proprietor of the Baket
City-Cornnoopia stays line bus made
an assignment to P. Basche, f Baker
City. It is thought that the creditor.
will receive payment in full
The committee on improvement o
the McKenzie road has filed.its reports
The total expenditures have been
$4,847.95. Collections from all
sources for the improvement amount
to 14,819.30.
Judge Burke, who has a bond on the
mines at Copper Butte, east of Union
is pushing development work as rapid
ly as possioie. lnree shuts are now
employed. The showing is said to U
excellent.
Hector McDonald shipped a carload
ol large steers from Elgin. Out
weighed 1,880 pounds and anotbei
1.960. They were weighed just aftei
being driven over 80 miles of rongt
muddy roads and had undoubtedly lost
over iw pounds each,
Bednction of 25 tons of ore from th
old Butteville Bonanza, now known ai
the Paul Kroger property, in the
(juartzburg district, has just been
completed, says the Prairie Citj
Miner. The clean-op was 11 ponndi
of amalgam, estimated to be worth
over $ 1,000.
Joe Mayes met with a painful acci
dent at Bonner's wood camp at Wyeth.
He was dislodging a jam in the
flume when a stick of wood came along
unexpectedly and crushed two of hit
fingers. The index finger on one banc
had to be amputated at the first joint,
nd the middle finger was badly lacer
ated.
Lincoln county court at its recent
Jeesion ordered the repairing of th
bridge over Depot slongh on the Newport-Toledo
wagon road, common);
called the "Duncon bridge." Thf
approaches to the bridge are still ir
fairly good condition, bat the spat
across the stream will be palled dowc
and replaced. .. -
Link VanderpooL of Silver creek
Harney county, recently sold 130 rear
Uog heifers to Gilchrist Bros., of Crook
county
It is lepored that a great many sheer
wil be herded this winter in the
desert lying south of Wagontlre Butte,
Hareny county. They are now camp
ing at the nearest watering placet
waiting until the (all of snow will per
mit them to push into the desert.
Among the number is one band recant
ly driven up from California.
The school enrollment at Marsbfleld
numbers 845 pupils.
Development of the prospects west
ot the town ot North Powder, in Union
county, gives assurance that mine
will be opened there of permanent
value. A numbet of claims are being
opened there with paying results.
The ore ia generally rich in gold and
some of it contains what is believed to
be paying quantities . of copper. The
dietriot is designated as Elkdale. A
lot of machinery is now belag placed
on com of the properties in the new
district for reduoiug the orea.
U .n-.w'.I'fci 'su.m
uj)ouirxiA n x - ' ijki t m. r
INSECTS WHICH DESTROY YOUR
INDOOR GARDEN.
Three Enemies that Attack Then and
Spoil Their beauty I Apia a Scale an J
Red Spiders iome ksTectaal Means
for Their letruct:oa.
The arch enemy of the window gar
den Is the lusect pest They spoil a
plant's good looks uud lower iU vital
ity uutil it either dies outright or cvases
to bloom or make active growth. Prob
ably not oue wuuiau m twenty takes
her plauts tUioiita a winter without
uaviug ilioai attuckud soouer or later
by lusci-ts. Ouce ou the spot aud un
molested, tboy iUL'ivuse tike the uoides
of Egypt, eating the leaves uud suek
lug the sap uuiil they ijutle ruin the
little garden.
The reasou Insects are worse on
house plauts than In the gurdeu is be
cause the first are grown under high
ly artificial couditious. Llviug-rootus
are uuhealthfully hot; the potted plauts
are crumped In root aud subject to
water gorge or thirst starvation If the
watering pot is In careless bauds.
Moreover, the atmosphere Is sur
charged with dust aud coal smoke.
Aud as Insects always attack first
(weak or dirty foliage there Is a special
attraction to them lu every struggling
house plant,
j - The common house insects are aphis,
or green plaut louse, the scale aud the
red 8pider- Tne hi ' the W08t wux'
tnon. The usual recouitueuded kero-
isene emulsion will kill them readily
I anAltffh hut tlia Imitlile, In tttnr at iKsk
flrst ,prluk,8 drop oir ,n(, fa to
the earth. Here they hide, ready as
soon as the flurry Is over to climb up
the stems and go sucking the plant's
juices again. To avoid this lift the
plant from the shelf with great care,
so as not to jar or dislodge them. Wrap
a cloth around the top of the pot aud
close to the plant's stems, so the' earth
In the pot can -neither tumble out nor
the Insects tumble In. Then quickly
Invert the plant's top Into a pan of
water, and if the water Is quite warm
so much the better. Lift the plant out
and shake vigorously. Dip again lu the
water, then again shake and so con
tinue uutil every tluy louse has been
dislodged. Rinse the top well in clean
water and return to the window. If a
thorough job has been done there will
be no more trouble, : but the plant
should be examined again In a couple
of days and, If need be, the treatment
repeated.
. Scale Insects stick to the bark or
leaves as though they were glued there.
Dislodge them with a wooden tooth
pick, keeping a close lookout for them,
and finish by washing the plaut well
In soapy water. This must be repeated
every few days until no more scale can
be found. They are not over common,
but a peculiarly stubborn pest
' Red spider is almost as common as
aphis, but so tiny that few know that
this ia what Is the matter with their
plants. When without any apparent
reason leaves turn a sickly color or
show little yellow specks all over them
or begin to curl at the edges, we may
suspect Mr. Red Spider, no bigger than
a grain of red pepper and camping with
his wife and babies, hlspsrents, grand
parents, aunts, ancles and cousins on
the under, side of the plant's leaves.
Too hot and too dusty air Is the cause
of the red spider. There Is one sure
and simple remedy for blm aud his. tt
Is water. Have it warm aud plenty of
it, and see that the under side of the
leaves get as much wetting as the
upper, and this foe Is soon vanquished.
A plant can be dipped in water as hot
as the band can be borne In. and it will
not hurt it in the least. If Dot kept
longer at a time beneath the water than
two or three seconds. That degree of
heat kills the red spider quickly. Dip
&lt a dozen times In the hot water In
quick succession and the work Is done.
Wash all plant leaves often. A clean
plant is not Inviting to Insects. Kill the
first foe that makes his appearance and
you have solved the secret of keeping
house plants free from Insect pests of
all klnds.-Washlngton Star.
More Savins of Waste.
A Massachusetts leather man pre
dicts an easing down of the price of
sole leather very soon on account of
the Invention of a down East Yankee.
Sole leather grows on beasts In very
limited quantities and It Is bard to get
enough of It The invention Is to use
leather scraps of all sorts for the man
ufacture of good, serviceable sole leath
er. The scraps are worthless for all
practical purposes and generally rot
In the streets and alleys. But a ma
chine has been devised that tears them
into shreds and makes them Into pulp,
which Is ran out under great pressure
in continuous sheets of good sole leath
er. A rail in the price of sole leather
is predicted as the result of this dis
covery of a way to use the scraps.
Odd Applicant for Office.
They tell in New York of a wealthy
citizen, na.ne not given, who for twelve
years past bos been Importuning Pres
idents of the United States to appoint
him to office. He assures each occu
pant of the White House that be will
under no circumstances accept. AH be
wants Is "the privilege of refusing," as
he wrote to President Harrison, but so.
far no chief magistrate has cared to
take blm at bis word.
Why Buttons Are on Hleeves.
Frederick the Great liked to see bis
soldiers smartly dressed. Many of the
men were In the habit of wiping the
perspiration from their faces with their
coat sleeves, which soiled the sleeves
and gave the coat an untidy appear
ance. To put a stop to this practice
Frederick ordered. row of buttons
placed on the upper side of each sleeve.
In this manner the habit was broken
P.
Bees In Palestine.
Under rational treatment the average
yield of a beehive In Palestine Is 100
pounds.
It isn't necessary for the average man
to do something desperate to attract at
tention; all be need do Is to go to
church.
At most parties there are so many
guesU that there Is no place to ail
down. ,
All rtadsrs who "know Q, V,
Cable's dollshtlul itorta will find
much entertainment in an account of
soma ol his boyhood pets, which will
appear in an early number of the
Youth's Companion.
Th ton Wat Hard to Rids.
The superior court at Taooma has
dismiss a case for 135,000 against
the great court ot Washington forest
ers of A meriua, brought by a candi
date who thought the goat wsi too
unruly, aud the poor candidate must
now sue the local lodge officers, if he
expects to get anything.
The But rrMorlptlaa for Materia
Chills and Fever is a bottle ot Groves.
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is aimply
iron and quinine in a tavtelees form,
No Cure, No Pay. Price COo.
What It Heroism.
A notable feature ot the 75th volume
ot the Youth's Companion will be an
article on '"Ihe Essence of Heroism,"
by Governor Tbeodoie Roosevelt.
Responsible msl and frinsl help tree to em
ployer. Acme Hiircsu, Hoi 3US, t'orllmij, Or.
Largest Sunday School.
The history and method of the lam
est Sunday school in the world, which
is at Stockport, England, are described
by the famous editor and reformer, W.
T. Stead, in an article written for the
Youth's Companion.
GAKFIKLO TKA Is the original
herb tea (or tbe cure ol con
stipation end tick headsche;
tt Is s speclAc tor all ll
rdere ol stomach end bowels.
Writes ef General Lawton,
Brigadier-General Charles King knew
General Lawton well, and gives a vivid
picture of him in some reminiscences
he has written for the next volume of
the Youth's Companion.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Mutt Bear Signature of
5m Pac-Sladle Wrapper Bilrw.
Teery swall mmt m y
FOI lEAOACKL
roi DIZZINESS.
FOR IIUOOSIEtS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
vssrw wwei mm ywiwi.
TcwaMva
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
Primary Election Lew.
A primary election law is being agi
tated in Washington as well as Oregon.
TO CUBE A COLD W ONI DAT
Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tab
lets. All drrjgiits refund tbe money
it it faila to cure. E. W. Grove' sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Million Bushels of Wheat
In one week, ending December 1 5,
Portland exported 950.000 bushels of
wheat. -
A Household Necessity.
Every home ahonld hsve handy for une s lit
tle Imx oi CajM'areta ( amir Cathartic, as a it;
Iwt guardian of tbe family health, all drug
gists, lvc, 2St, .joc.
PeruuylvanU't Forutry Prucrvt.
The itate of PeoDflylvaoU bag p:r
ehueed 100,000 acre- of land to a
forestry prewrva.
.Hill
IS "
AVfetfetabk Preparation for As
similating theFoodandBctfula
ling the Stomachs and Dowels of
iV'SH."-""' i 'Vi-J "
Promotes Digc9tionheerfur
ness and Rest .Contains neither
Sxum.Morpliine nor Mineral.
OT NARCOTIC.
flmmSmt
fuA ttl ' JX '
Apetfecl Remedy forConsUpa
Tlon, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feveristv
nrss and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YDT7K.
exact copy or wrappcr.
t take as )
(CARTER'S
tfi5aaTery
wMriraiia
wasted niunolst and dscsylng bones.
, Whathavool
Scrofula, let atone, Is capabl of all that,
and mors,
It is commonly marked bv buncbvi In
the neck, inilsiiiiiistioii in th evss, dys
pepsia, catarrh, and veneral debility,
ft ia always radically and permanently
cured by
BloGd'a - Gsr&apsrffia
Which expels alt humors, cures all erup
tions, and builds up th whole system,
whether young or old.
ftuoi't I'liiimire liver Ills; tfieaoTrTrrUftUhi
only cartirtiu to i "tike with Hood e Ouwiwrllle.
Will They Get It
The Nehalem coal field, jnat west
ot Portland, is said to be very valu
able, aud Portland needs the coal lor
ships, faotories, cheap home fool, etc,
aud it would mean the biggest thing
the city ever had to open up those coal
beds, yet no effort is being made in
that direction that anybody know of,
although the daily papers and citizens
generally have long urged each devel
opment. Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth.
fog tt.vrup the best remedy to use for their,
oiuidreti during ihe teething period.
Exposition Not Abandoned.
The big show for Portland in 1802
has not been abandoned, even if soma
merchauta are timid, and a gigantio
exhibition is going to be put up it pos
sible.' Carter's Ink has a good deep color and It
dors not strain the eye. Carter's doesn't
lade. - .
Stslnt on Brats.
Stains on bras will generally 'yield
to paraffins or bath brick. It they are
unusually obstinate, try rubbing tbern
with a little aalt and vinegar, and pol
ish afterward with dry brick. N, Y
Journal.
New Town In Wsshlnjtoa,
Darrlngton, 93 mile from Seattle,
will be the new mining town ol west
ern Washington in the spring. The
Great Northern and Northern Faciflo
are bnilding there.
Stop tho Oounh and
Work Off thaOold.
Laxative Uromo-Quinlna Tablets ours
a cold in oue day. No cure, No Pay
Price 35 cents.
Army Canteen b 0. K,
Major Ruhlen, U. S. quartermaster
at Seattle, says the army canteen or
saloon is O .K., and works less barm
to soldiers than the tough Joints near
the army potts.
hows Trust
we offer One Bnndrcd Dollen Sewsrd for env
ease of Catarrh tbet van not be cured by lleU'e
viarrn v urj.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Prop.. Toledo, O.
We thonndornnDcJ, heve known F.J. Cheney
for tlie null veers, end believe him perfectly
honorable in ell bueln ss transections end fin
ancial W eble to carry out any obilgnUoas wad
oy lueir arm.
Wssr A Tur-AX.
Wboleneia Drmrtsts, Toledo,').
WlIJIINU, KtKKiK A MSSVIH,
In nolejele Drutf-ieU. Toledo. -
EaU'sCetarrh Cure is .- ken -nt rnally. sol Ins
f.lrectly on tbe blood end tn ooos surfsoee of
uiesyais-m. rn -e ,ic per too1 tie. fcoid at
urn, hu. ieeumoni.il iroe,
uau'sramuy mis r ttn
Possible "
"Here," said the observant boarder.
who had a newspaper in bis band, "is
a writer who asserts that odors can
cause deafness."
"Well," added the cross-eyed board
er, "musk is pretty loud." Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph.
IESTFOHTEI!
BOWELS
If foil bt0o't reiruUr, beattb movant, of ife
wsii sjTsjrv aaj. jun rj .tea, or win om. RHp futr
buw0ia ojMn, utd t wil. Votes. In thabapur
Ttoiaui p bit, to or pllt potaV)n. la danferoua. Tha
aojtsuttiett. a-ll. moat perfatH wi; ui kaapiag iJm)
rvvwj vtrssr sum wssjsmi ia U Hat
..Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. TesteQaoil DoOnoS,
Perer Himen, weasen. orurlpe. am. We Write
for free urnnla and booklet on haalta. add rata
Stortlae BmmSf lam CkMae Stoamal, See tat. tSta
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You llavo
Always Bought
Bears
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
lisi
tms esurraue eearaMr. new ease eny.
CANOV
ff JtiT CATHARTIC js
. rsjaoi mas, aswawtsjea
ilfatj B 11 ill
the
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1 r n rrr
Nearly all tiis cUias sa 1 towns iii
Washington show good inorwaM ia pop
ulatioa, Th most notable oases ar
Abardeen, Ballard, Everett, North
Yakima, Hoqntam, Wbntoora and
Walla Walla. The latter otty ad
vanosd from 4,700 to over 10,000.
- Gsmblln (or Putor.
A novel way ot choosing a pastor
was recently adopted by the Msunon
ites at Grofftxlale, i'a. There war ten
candidate, and tea bible were placed
on table before tbem. Ia on was a
slip ol paper, and th candidate who
chose this blbls became th pattor.
Fir Shot 20 Milt.
Th United Slates will fire a shot twsntr
miles, whlvh will be a mrd breaker for
the distance. Tlie gun from which It Is to
be tired will be a marvel of American
ingenuity and workmanship. Another
marvel uf American Ingenuity Is llostet
ter's Btotnnch Hitters. Knr liftv vrars li
has cured conttiiuitiMii, tndlgestlou dy
pensla and biliousness.
' Blj ButlntM ThU Month.
Portland merchant prediol th bin
gest bnsineas this month of any during
th year, and each mouth ha been un
usually good. ,
1'lso'i Cur fur Contumptlnti I an In
fallible medicine for cousin and enhts.
N. W. Hamusi., Ocean Urove, M. J.t Feb.
17, luua ,
Starchy of Cew. ,
Th soarcity of cows in Oreiron for
dairying purpose is a sartout handicap
to th development of orearoorie.
TOO KNOW WHAT TOO AltH TAKING
When you talc Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonio because the formula it plainly
printed on every bottle showing thai it
i (imply Iron and (juinln In a taste
less torn. Ho Cure, No Pay, fiOo.
Younj Hoodlum Nuisance,
Th young hoodlum nulssno ha be
come so intolerable in Portland that
step have been publicly taken to stop
It, and the reign ol burglary ha evi
dently been trausfeired from Seattl
to Portland.
The Famoua Qerman Wood Preserver
,A VEHARIUS
mmPmrmmnemtly Oeatroy:.
..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN..
CSTOne application it all that is required. It lasts for rears. If
your dealer canivt supply you, write for circulars and information to the
following: distributing- agentst Perfection Pile Preserving: Co Seattle,
Wash) Fisher, Thortcn & Co Portland, Oregon Whittier, Coburn Sc
Co San Francisco, CaL
Orejoa Property Vtlustloa.
The vain of Oregon property, for
pnrpoae ot aseessmeut aud Uiatlon, is
$77,000,000, very low indeed.
This si fit stare le on every bos ot the gnnnln
Laxative BromtHQuioine TMa
i eatesr
Want Stat Cod Revised.
Oregon attorneys are moving to bare
tbe itat cod revised at this winter'
session of the legislature.
It It well to remember that
UAItflal.D TtcA eleansee th
system, purtrKw Hi blnod,
. regulates the liver and kidneys,
and curve ehronlc conciliation.
Northwest Mlninj Newt.
Tbe Northwest Mining New I th
name of a lB-psge weekly paper to be
started in Spokane tbe first week In
January. The nam tell th paper'
mission. '
Big Tunael on Union Pacific
Th big railroad tunnel being built
by the Union I'solflc at Aspan, Wyo
ming, will be finished next Ootoher.
The (I i mentions are, length 5,600 fret,
36 J feet high and 21 lent 9 inches
wide, lined with Oregon Br and ven
tilated with so-rncb blow pipe.
YOU NEED NOT SUFFER
Witts Rbeantntlam, S.fnllea. N.arnltjla or
Isskteks, "S Drafts" Will IWll.ee
All Tmlm and Car. Tea.
SW ANSON'S ROIS'f Is quick and
pusltle. It prevenu end absolutely cui es illa-
eaae. it auw tne serme. ii arts nun marvel
purifies tbe blotid, strenetbens the nereee, and
ulaeee the entire STSiero In a health eonititlnn.
It Is tbe cheapest and best mwlirlti. In th.
world, SU0 dntee lor II. It l for yon who ar.
erippiea ana neipieae: oea riaa.n ana nope
ieM. riere u i.tie ana nope; e positive eure.
S DKOPa" la for man, woman end child;
the best remedy on earth to have to Ihe home,
reedy fnr every sudden slckneea or Daln. Ml) Y
A SOTTLKTOIIAV. II a-lvee Inetanlananui
relief and Is slHKilutelr the snly errtaln cure
inr nnavHAiinn in en lit forms, ii ta
slso nsed with uiifalllne effect In nelnllen.
Mnehneh.. M.nmlnln. N.rvnnaneaa.
nie.tl.an.ss, N.rvoua end H.nrnlt.
ntMMiin, nervaai iffapepain, anal
nareon. nne.tln. ml .e.ry d.eeriptUn,
. nay r.eer, laiarrn, croup,
HronrhltU, Heart W.akn.e.. Tonthaehe.
Karaehe, La tirlppa. Malaria, IJreeplas
Hnmbnaa., ad kindred illaaaam.
WOULD NOT BR WITHOUT IT.
"I wish to lift my voir. In behalf of four
"8 DROri." th. onlv medleln. that haa
Ilven me eny relief from m; dreadlnl malsdv,
1HKUHSTISM, have used one bottle,
and have lial but one altars sine. I com-
tnenred It, I have been a (real sufferer from
HHKVMATINM for twenty Inns years. Kverr
winter end spring 1 wnnld think would be my
laat. Thanks to you and your "S UKOHS"
lor the ood it has done me. I would not be
without It. Vou can us. this as vou nlaaae.
Bend them to me.
Tnomas T. Reeddlck, Klnysland, da."
"IT HaS SAVED MY I.1FK."
Ml do not know how to exnresa how wonder.
ful I think your DKOl's" Is. I was suf
lerln Intensely with MSIJKAI.OIA, end
thnueht for a month that I would have to die.
One day e lady called to see me end bioufht
sn advertisement of 'your Swanaon's "8
OHOI-S ." I resolVed to trv It and sent fnr a
bottle. I have not had an etterk of suffurlna
since I took tbe flrst does. I believe It hai
saved my life. This statement Is positively
trite. I shall always take pleasure In recom-
mend Ins your
o iiHtirs" lor tne cure pi
Yours verv trulv.
MCUHALUIA
K. Hmith. Kl borsdo Hurinrs. Ma.
SWAMSON'S " ISIIOPN" is sold Br u
end S(ente. In some places tha DrnsKlsts are
our asente. If the remedy la not obtainable in
roar town, order of us direct. Ixritesise bottle,
tUO dnees, 11.00. sent prepaid by express or mall,
or lor tne ness w aaye, to enanie
ell who ere eufferlne. to at leat
m baveanonportitulty to try the most
W7'
sMSsaSW
wonoeriui or ail remenies, we win
sendSAMPLt FfH apon re
eelpt ot to. to pay poatairs. agents
wanted In new territory. Writ New.
wANlKJN'S RHEUMA1I0 CUSC CO.,
lee Las reel, (mete.
THE CE8T
riEW YEAR
RESOLUTION.
ECEELE
Setad ro readlns matter tn th. Keal.y
Inetttut., 81 Slath St fertland. Or. f
Catarrh ' become tich common
disease that a person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint is vllom met
with. It is customary to ralt ot Catarrh
at nothing more serious than a bad cold,
a simple inflammation of the nose and
throat. It is, in fact, a complicated and
very dangerous disease j if not at first, it
very soou become o.
The blood is quickly contaminated bv
the foul secretions, and the poison through
the general circulation is carried to all
parte of the system.
Salves, washes and (pray are unsatis
factory and disappointing, because they do
not reach tlte scut of the trouble. 8. 8. 8.
does. It cleanse the blood of the poison
and eliminate from the system all catar
rhal secretions, and thus cure thoroughly
and permanently th worst cases.
Mr. T. A. Wllltama. a IradllK drv-fnnils
mer-
chant of Spartanburg, 8. C, will" i '' fur ;
yeas
1 Had a severe esse or
nasal Catarrh, with ell
the dlaaxreealile effects
which belong to that
disease, and which
make life painful end
unendurable. 1 used
mullet lien prescribed by
leading phvalcian anil
sunealed by number
of f i lends, but without
retting eny better, I
hen begun to take ft. A,
8. U I sd the desired
effect, and cured me
ft 1.1,1m -Uttf h
boll lea. In my opinion tt. H. . lathe only medt
etne now in use that wilt effect a psrauscut ur
of Catarrh."
is the only purely veg
etable blood purifier
known, and the great
est of all blood metis
fines and tonics.
If vou have Catarrh don't wait until U
becomes deep-sealed and chronic, but be-
J;ln at once th ue of 8. 8. 8., and send
or our hook on Blood and Skin Disease
and writ our physician about your esse.
f Ml SWIFT IPIOiriO CO, ATLANTA. M.
A Neighborhood Catastrophe
"Dicky, did Mr. Dlblx stk yon
why w t wereu't coming over to isud
the evening?"
"Yes, ma, an' I told her y' bad a
out her iuvltattnn 'nt y' liked better."
Indians polls Press.
CARBOUNEW1
am
IT LEADS THEM ALL
The Cyclone" Thresher
If You Buy a New
Thresher, Engine,
HORSE POWER
OR SAW MILL
You of Course Want the Best. Write for
Cstatcgu and Prices.
RUSSELL & CO.,
PORTLANO, OREGON
A MID THE
V til ur
THE CREEK FIELDS
V1KUINIA,
ftreok Ihe NB1 to Un hr
'I lie till I I livrd In "uni.y
TemieeM. Id lave Mr
my Home for Vnn, t
niiaiit In June, Rmst, I
tiitpx rn luve to T'teerapn
iy Hub', w.l
Home, Yml Altl'l IIh f'.mii
f .T-ZZoajA. "' " "he wua llaipv"ll
V Hh. Met i on -Mimeof lh.
Iatel lilt. ntw'e, tli.iltt, t'mm, love ei'ttva end
niMty old raforiiea mid m riv oitior lir a whi,
at VW euuil'lMe aott ,t,r M.w Mnrrlure llntft. all
r. riort.. MIN"' MlHM 1IIIM llKKKIt. ',.
rnTO Mpeelalty to., Umahn Uulldl.,
Chloasv.
NOTHING BETTER MADE
Yos eas't make s snliwks II yon f.t
..Mitchell..
Hitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
PORTLAND, ORECON.
SHE CORE FOI. PILES
;JlilNil files pnidure mol.ture sndcsiiM lu h
ITCH
This form, ea well a Blind, llleeilti.i
hint.
e or rrotruitins
riieeareenmrlbr Dr.Bo.anko'e
BUipe Hrblns and bleeUlns- Alasirns tumors. Soi'a.
JaratdraiKliUoTMOt liy msll. Trainee free. Writ,
sis about yuursaaa, Dlt. BOSANKll. 1'klada.I'a,
PATENTSI
lritour rKic
ilase aurneaWul
nd disurlptlom
,1 mat f ..,,(,,1...
MlWt. M. HTKVSINSl ()., K.I Mi. lHilt.
Iilv. S.S17-HlhHreel, WADHIMn oN fl. .
Branch offices: Chlcaso, Cleveland and Detroit
DOES YOUR HOME TOUCH"
YOUfi HEART?
ehen Vnn'll want Itfaitttflll Ihlnvtt In
home. The first tlilusa you think of we sell:
Manteia nt an siiki, Aiinirous ol every sort.
A ( nristmas presnut that Ixmutllles vnur home
Is tho bt-l preeeiit. 'all or wrllo for nhnio.
eraiiht aud calalotrues, IIIK.IOIIN It A It.
liKI' KIMI-ANV. SI Fires Street. 1-orU
ihu ornn.
IF.
CLAlMASf son OLTMOirwIM
Wrle IsNt NAN HkJOQl
HIOKrusn. rVsthlngten. U 0 . they will re-
lb Const, frmeoutliif claims since 1S7S.
CcriT Sto? Tceacco Suddenly
It Injures neivons system to do sn. IIACII
CfUUU Is the onlv tnira that r. allv iuma
and noil lies you when to stop, Hold with a
oaraiitre tiiMt tnree noses win cure any case,
ir.n.nilRD sves;eiable and lisrnili-ne. It hM
nuu uunw euri ihouiiiMl, It will cure yon,
,t nil ilriiKKlsis or by mall prepaid, fl a bos
boxes t.'.fXl. HlKlklflt fn. U'rlta kllHunA
Chsmic I. Co,, I.s Crosse, Wis.
M. P, V. U.
Ho. BH-ISOO,
WMfCN wrltlns tt adv.rtle.rs platM
mention this paper,
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